In English the Barn Owls have been learning about the features of instructional texts to link to the ‘How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth’. This week they followed written instructions, without any adult help, to make a model mammoth. They were all really pleased with their results.
Barn Owls went to a Y4 – Y6 Cross Country Event. Well done to everyone who participated 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 We have 4 finalists this year 🏃♂️🏃🏻♀️🏃♂️🏃🏻♀️
Tawny Owns have been learning how words are made up of a different number of syllables.
Snowy Owls drew some spectacular firework pictures through their learning about the gunpowder plot.
These are Snowy Owl portraits of King James I – aren’t they amazing!
This week Owlets have been naming and creating patterns with 2D shapes.
Well it’s been a long half term, but we made it! Lots of autumnal activities going on this week, including pumpkins of course! Have a great half term break 🎃
In Eagle Owls autumnal fruits were used to make mincemeat. They will use this later in the year!
And Eagle Owls said goodbye to Mrs Awbery after nearly 12 years with us! Happy Retirement!
Well it’s been a long half term, but we made it! Lots of autumnal activities going on this week, including pumpkins of course! Have a great half term break 🎃
In RE the Barn Owls made lamps to celebrate Hindu festivals of light.
This week the Barn Owls learnt about muscles and they made a model to show how muscles work.
Well it’s been a long half term, but we made it! Lots of autumnal activities going on this week, including pumpkins of course! Have a great half term break 🎃
More autumnal art work in Snowy owls with some pumpkin printing!
Well it’s been a long half term, but we made it! Lots of autumnal activities going on this week, including pumpkins of course! Have a great half term break 🎃
This week Owlets having been learning about Harvest Festivals. We made scarecrow faces and sang Dingle Dangle Scarecrow.
We had fun scooping out pumpkins and looking at the seeds! 👻 🎃 🕷️ 🧙
What a lovely week, ending with a living history day for the oldest class- Anglo Saxon Day, with Rosie and Darren adding extra understanding in the afternoon.
Some of the fantastic outfits the Eagle Owl children wore yesterday – they looked amazing, thank you to all our lovely families for providing.
Wattle and Daub – making a house wall! Pupils used a mixture of clay, hair and sand then attached it to the wattle.
They ended with a feast of the food they prepared in the morning- all from Anglo Saxon recipes. What a great day!
In RE he Barn Owls have made Mandir decorations for Hindu shrines.
The Barn Owls have been thinking more about their growth mindsets. They created spiders to remind them to persevere and to problem solve.
